Arca calls out Michael Saylor over bitcoin price crash claims

Michael Saylor thinks artificial intelligence killed the bitcoin rally, but Arca isn't buying the story. While the MicroStrategy founder points to capital rotating into AI stocks as the culprit for last week's slump, the digital asset firm has a different target. Arca is pinning the blame directly on Saylor’s own company. They're highlighting MicroStrategy’s sale of 32 BTC as the real trigger for the downward pressure. It’s a sharp pivot from the usual narrative of institutional accumulation that typically surrounds the firm. Arca’s analysts argue that blaming a broad tech trend for a specific price drop feels like a distraction from internal moves. They aren't interested in grand theories about the next big tech cycle when the math on the ledger tells a simpler story. When the biggest bull in the room starts offloading coins, the market notices. Does Saylor really believe the AI hype is a threat, or is he just looking for a convenient scapegoat for a bad week?